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NOTE VALUES AND THEIR EQUIVALENT RESTS

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A GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS.

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A stress or emphasis on a certain

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Very slow but quicker than Largo.
Agitated, hurried.
Broadening out the time.
Moderately fast.
Quick, lively, merry.
At a moderate pace.
Not as slow as Andante.
Animated, lively, spirited.

Playing the notes of a chord con-
secutively.

Resume the original time.

In a singing style.

ivith) Moto (motion;.

Gradually louder.

Da (from) Capo (begin
Fine (end).

Dal (from) Segno (sign).

Gradually softer.

Sweetly.

And.

With expression.

Loud.

Very loud.

Gaily.

Grandly.

Gracefully.

Slowly but not as slow as Largo.

A slow and solemn degree of move-
ment.

Smoothly, notes to follow each other
without break.

Very slow.

Major.

A4arked, accented.

Less.

Moderately loud.

Mex/o Piai
Minore

Moderato

Non Troppo
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Piano

Pianissimo (pp }
Piu Mosso

Presto

Rail. (Rullenttindo'

Religioso

Rit. (Ritard

Semitone

Sostenuto
Sotto Voce
Staccato

Stringcndo
Syncopation

Tempo di Marcia
Tempo di Valse
Tempo Prime (Tempo I )
Tone

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Una Corda or I
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Subdued, qi,
Detached,

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In march di
In waltz time.
First or original :
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Indicates the raising of I

pedal of the pia

Una Corda period.
Indicates depression of

pedal of the piano.
Animated, fast, lively.

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